Awful
Rambles on during Accounting class while the 5 people who attend class spend all their time on their cell phones. Does not teach anything about Accounting. He is extremely slow at grading assignments.
Stephen F. Austin State University - Accounting
I perform contract tax research projects for tax professionals. I also provide tax and management consulting services.
Management Consulting
Alan D
Campbell
Brandon, Florida
I perform contract tax research projects for tax professionals. I also provide tax consulting and management consulting services to businesses. Ph.D. in Accounting, CPA (AR, FL) , CMA, U. S. Tax Court Bar. Many articles in tax journals.
Tax and Management Consultant
I perform contract tax research services for tax professionals. I also provide tax consulting and management consulting services to businesses. I have also done writing and editing work related to tax and accounting publications for publishing companies.
Tax Manager
I worked as a tax manager. I managed the tax department, prepared tax returns, and researched tax issues.
Assistant Professor of Accounting
I taught Principles of Financial Accounting and Federal Income Tax.
Adjunct Professor of Accounting
I developed and taught accounting classes online for the Saint Leo University Center for Online Learning.
Associate Professor of Accounting
I have retired from this position after 10 years of service. I mostly taught tax and management accounting courses including Introduction to Taxation, Income Tax Accounting I, Taxation of Individuals, Income Tax Research, Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders, Tax Practice and Procedure, Federal Civil Tax Litigation, Managerial/Cost Accounting I, Financial and Managerial Accounting for the Global Manager (Core MBA course). During my 10 years here, I had 10 articles total published in the Journal of Accountancy, The Tax Adviser, and Practical Tax Strategies.
Ph.D.
Accounting
Family Herbalist
MBA
Business Administration
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the tax treatment of the involuntary conversion of a principal residence. It includes involuntary conversions by casualties and condemnations by the government. It explains the application of Section 121 and Section 1033 and how they relate.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the tax treatment of the involuntary conversion of a principal residence. It includes involuntary conversions by casualties and condemnations by the government. It explains the application of Section 121 and Section 1033 and how they relate.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the alternative minimum tax for individuals. It also provides strategies for reducing the alternative minimum tax for individuals.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the tax treatment of the involuntary conversion of a principal residence. It includes involuntary conversions by casualties and condemnations by the government. It explains the application of Section 121 and Section 1033 and how they relate.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the alternative minimum tax for individuals. It also provides strategies for reducing the alternative minimum tax for individuals.
Journal of Accountancy
This article discusses the treatment of start-up costs for financial reporting purposes and for tax purposes.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the tax treatment of the involuntary conversion of a principal residence. It includes involuntary conversions by casualties and condemnations by the government. It explains the application of Section 121 and Section 1033 and how they relate.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the alternative minimum tax for individuals. It also provides strategies for reducing the alternative minimum tax for individuals.
Journal of Accountancy
This article discusses the treatment of start-up costs for financial reporting purposes and for tax purposes.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the exclusion of meals and lodging provided by an employer from the employee's gross income under Section 119 of the Internal Revenue Code. . It also addresses the issue of whether a partnership may treat a partner as an employee under certain circumstances for the purpose of the exclusion.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the amount of Social Security benefits included in gross income. It also discusses the effects of Social Security benefits on other aspects of the tax return. The article explains some things taxpayers can do to reduce the amount of taxable Social Security benefits. It explains how to calculate the allowable deduction for expenses incurred in obtaining Social Security disability benefits.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the tax effects of deferred like-kind exchanges of real estate and the use of qualified intermediaries.
Journal of Accountancy
This article is an abridged version of the article "The Exclusion for Meals and Lodging" that was in the April 2015 issue of The Tax Adviser.
The Tax Adviser
This article explains the requirements an individual must meet to be a bona fide minister of the gospel to qualify for the tax-free housing allowance. It then discusses the exclusion for the housing allowance in depth, including its effects on the deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and business expenses. This article reviews some recent court decisions that affect the tax-free housing allowance. This article also discusses how ministers are generally employees for income tax purposes, but they pay self-employment tax rather than having taxes withheld. The article examines whether offerings the minister receives directly from members of the congregation on special occasions are tax-free gifts or taxable compensation. The article concludes with some tax planning tips for ministers.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains the criteria for a technical termination of a partnership under Section 708(b)(1)(B) of the Internal Revenue Code and the tax effects of such a technical termination. It also explains how to reduce the negative effects of a technical termination of a partnership and how to prevent a such a technical termination.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the tax treatment of the involuntary conversion of a principal residence. It includes involuntary conversions by casualties and condemnations by the government. It explains the application of Section 121 and Section 1033 and how they relate.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains how to calculate the alternative minimum tax for individuals. It also provides strategies for reducing the alternative minimum tax for individuals.
Journal of Accountancy
This article discusses the treatment of start-up costs for financial reporting purposes and for tax purposes.
The Tax Adviser
This article discusses the exclusion of meals and lodging provided by an employer from the employee's gross income under Section 119 of the Internal Revenue Code. . It also addresses the issue of whether a partnership may treat a partner as an employee under certain circumstances for the purpose of the exclusion.
Practical Tax Strategies
This article explains and illustrates contributions to Roth IRAs and distributions from Roth IRAs. It includes a discussion of the backdoor contribution strategy for high income taxpayers and the ability to recharacterize a conversion of a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.
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